Articles It's Official: California's First Stretch of High-speed Rail Selected Andrew PriceDec 05, 2010
Articles Tennessee Will Get Electric Car Chargers at Cracker Barrel Restaurants Andrew PriceDec 05, 2010
Articles Metropolis II: Chris Burden's Elaborate "Portrait of L.A." (with Hot Wheels) Metropolis II, is an elaborate interconnected system of tracks for some 1,200 Hot Wheels cars. The noise is impressive.Patrick James04 Dec, 2010
Articles GOOD Design Daily: An Airport Both TSA and Travelers Can Love SFO's new T2 is designed by San Francisco-based Gensler to calm travelers during what has become a high-stress, high-security period.Alissa Walker03 Dec, 2010
Articles Onya Cycles: Saul Griffiths' New Urban Electric Bike The designer and inventor Saul Griffith is working on a new electric-assisted bike that will be able to haul stuff up the hills of San Francisco.Andrew Price02 Dec, 2010
Articles Image of the Day: Austrian Street Becomes a Race Track Ochoresotto captures images of Sandra Janser and Elisabeth Koller's installation that places brilliant red turf paint on an Austrian street.Patrick James02 Dec, 2010
Articles The Best Bike Lock Puts Your Bike Out of Reach These German hackers seem to have developed a prototype of a bike lock that not only secures your bike, but also raises it above the street.Morgan Clendaniel30 Nov, 2010
Articles Solar Power, GPS, and Mobile Apps: New York Plans High Tech Bike-Share New York wants to launch the nation's largest bike-share without spending a dime of city money. They say new tech tools will let them earn money.Alex Goldmark25 Nov, 2010
Articles Walk Score Ambles into 2,500 New Cities The Walk Score website expands its excellent walkability rankings to cover 2,500 new cities. See how pedestrian-friendly your neighborhood is.Good Is24 Nov, 2010
Articles Houston Gets Private Electric Car Charging Network Texas might be getting the most innovative and practical electric car charging system in the United States. Surprise?Andrew Price23 Nov, 2010
Articles Would an Hourglass Traffic Light Work Better? The designer Thanva Tivawong proposes a new design for the traffic light based on the age-old hourglass.Andrew Price22 Nov, 2010
Articles The Tiger Stone: A Contraption that "Prints" Roads This ingenious machine that lays down ready-made brick road really grabbed the internet's attention this morning.Andrew Price18 Nov, 2010
Articles Jersey Barriers to Get an Artist's Makeover in NYC It's a smart move to transform the constant construction sites inherent in infrastructure upgrades into a canvas for local expression.Alex Goldmark09 Nov, 2010
Articles TIGER Stimulus Grants Benefiting Americans Across the Country The stimulus is working, and the Department of Transportation's TIGER program is a prime example of how.Ben Jervey04 Nov, 2010
Articles Top 10 Electric Car-Ready Cities Ten Cities Ready for Electric Cars Right Now GE has released a list of the 10 best cities in the country for electric-car integration right now.Ben Jervey04 Nov, 2010
Articles Project: What's the Best Bus Route in America? Show and tell us why your bus route is the best in America. Winners will be featured in the next issue of GOOD Magazine.Kyla Fullenwider03 Nov, 2010
Articles The Merits of the Diverging Diamond Interchange This strange style of highway interchange that requires drivers to switch to the wrong side of the road actually reduced accidents in Missouri.Andrew Price31 Oct, 2010
Articles BP and Arco Stations Will Get Electric Car Charging Units Maybe BP is trying to atone. The oil company has struck an agreement with ECOTality to roll out fast Blink charging units at gas stations.Good Is16 Oct, 2010